Rates of Advertising in the Dillon Examiner
The Dillon Examiner lists local reading notices charging 2 cents per line for flat insertions and 15 cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Business locals are 10 cents per line for the first insertion and 8 cents per line thereafter. Standing ads rates available on application. Church festival notices with admissions or profit from goods sold are 5 cents per line. Card of thanks and obituary poetry are 5 cents per line.
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Aminer
Dillon Examiner
Oregon Short Line Timetable Entry December 1904
Rail schedule note indicates service changes effective December 1 1904 with southbound No 8 and northbound No 6 listed. times show 4 30 p.m and 5 p.m. windows for departures.
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Oregon
Local Notables Attend Dillon Week of Activity
Dillon hosts a week of social and business visits with many notable figures in town. Dentists, ranchers, and stock buyers circulate through Dillon while concerts, farmers meetings, and architectural plans populate the town schedule. New offices open and local clubs prepare for upcoming events.
Post Office Department Compelled To Increase Forse To Handle
Judge Price receives an avalanche of mail after four World’s Fair friends registered his name and ordered literature from every exhibit. He jokes about counterfeit orders for hair dye, threshing machines, and even an artificial leg, saying the joke backfired but kept him busy.
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Ayore
Jundge Price
Wegon
St. Louis
United States
Europe
Pioneer businessman Simeon Buford dies in Virginia City
Simeon R. Buford a pioneer of the state and key Southern Montana businessman died at his Virginia City home Sunday morning after years of rheumatism. The immediate cause was a complication of bowel and stomach trouble. His loss is deeply felt among Beaverhead county pioneers enthusiasts express regret across the district.
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Simeon R. Buford
Montana
Virginia City
Beaverhead County
Women of Woodcraft Install Officers
At a recent meeting the Women of Woodcraft installed officers including Guardian Neighbor Mrs Josie Kunzman Past Guard Dora Hurt Advisor Annie Cashmore Magic Ian Belinda Smith Clerk Lulu Mathes Banker Mrs Haines Attendant Mrs Black Capt of Guards Nellie Padley Inner Sentinel Mrs Stoller Outer Sentinel Angie Hinkley
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The
Women of Woodcraft
Guardian
Josie Kunzman
Dora Hurt
Annie Cashmore
Belinda Smith
Lulu Mathes
Haines
Black
Nellie Padley
Inner Sentinel
Mrs. Stoller
Outer Sentinel
Angie Hinkley
Card of Thanks for Baby James Albreen
The undersigned extend heartfelt thanks to many kind friends for help and sympathy during the illness and death of their baby James Albreen. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rash.
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James Albreen
Mre
Harry Rash
Bannack Local Notes From January 1905
Bannack residents share social visits with Dillon and Horse Prairie guests. Meade hotel clerk B L Mathews resigns. Fred Gibson drives Dillon stage for a week. A grand ball is set for January 27 at C and M hall with invitations to all. Visitors include Frank Rand James Blair Haw Ed Kueny and others passing through to Copper Queen mine.
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Frank,Rand
James Blair
Bannack
Horge Prairie
Thomas
Haw
Ed Kueny
Copper Queen Mine
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